Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

c. B. Ryer, a San Franciso drummer,
tIied to kill himself at Stockton.
Of ESQ Italians engaged in recent fights in
the Soudan, not more than fifty escaped
death.
Jerry Schooling, ex-State Treasurer and
Cashier of the Mint, died at Carson of apo
plexy.
An attempt is being made in England to
suppress the publication of full reports of
divorce suits.
1t is said that Senator Evarts is RESPONSE
Bile fer the withdrawal of Culbreth's name
as Consul to Samoa.
It is reported that the German Govern
ment will contract for a loan of $75 900, 600
for military services.
Port Said on the Suez Canal, is block
AIDED by the grounding of steamer belong
ing to the Austrian Lloyds.
A great revival is in progress in Tai
mage's church, in Brooklyn. So far 2,000
people have been converted.
The Roumanian Chambers have voted a
credit of 81 100000 TO enable the Govern
ment to complete its military preparations.
An investigation shows that the treasury
of the Province of Quebec has been robbed
of large amounts of money by dishonest
officials.
The Belgian Government is expected to
demand of the Chambers an appropriation
of S0,000000 francs for military purposes,
one-fourth for the purchase of rifles.
The extensive warehouse of the Drum
mond Tobacco Company, situated on South
Third street, st. Louis, was burned Thurs
day night, entailing loss of fully $3.50, 0,000
The French Government has made large
purchases of Russian oats for the use of
French cavalry and horses, and has char
tered number of steamers to convey them
from the Baltic ports to France.
A Sandy Hook dispatch says: 1t is
thought that the unknown steamer which
went ashore near here yesterday was bound
south, as she appeared to come from the
northeast when she struck the beach.
The forthcoming issue of the Standard
Henry Georges newspaper, will contain
the reply of Rev. DR.. McGlynn, the deposed
priest of st. Stephens Church. to the public
statement upon the famous controversy
made by Archbishop Corrigan few days
ago DIR. McGlynn's reply fills six columns
of the Standard.
The Inter- Oceans Clinton, Iowa, special
SAYS Father f. c. Jean, priest Of ST.
James parish at Lyons, who was deposed
about fifteen years ago by Bishop Hen
messy, of Dubuque, brought suit against the
| latter for damages because of such action.
He has Just been awarded S100, 900 damages
by the District Court.
Olima Halligan died at the International
Hotel in Nogales, A. T., Thursday. She
said her home was in San Francisco, where
she has brother She went there on jan
uary 21st from Guaymas, where she had
gone in answer to an advertisement for a
lady's travelling companion. She was de-
frauded, and attempted to return home.
She was lady of culture.
The Secretary of War sent to Congress
| reports from the engineer corps submitting
plan for revetting the bank of the Villa
mette river for about 6,000 feet near the
city of Corvallis, Oregon, in order to pre-
vent threatened change in the channel
by which Corvallis will be left consider
able distance from the river, and navisa-
| ton greatly impaired. 1t is estimated that
the work will cost $4,000.